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err and see opportunism where it does not exist or fail to see it where it does, these errors should be largely random. Any bias resulting from the relational approach is likely to be far smaller
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"Castro's murder was not personal,"" prosecutor Steve Sherriff told jurors today in his closing address in a Brampton courtroom. ""Castro had to go for business reasons
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In his decision, Strathy points out that the opt-out process must be fair and informed and protected from coercion and from misleading, biased, and inappropriate information. Even though the opt
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, Jon D., "The Great Attributional Divide: How Divergent Views of Human Behavior are Shaping Legal Policy." Emory Law Journal, Vol. 57, 2008; Harvard Public Law Working Paper No. 08-38
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data, for example, what kind of food you like - it's inherently emotional and personal. But many decisions, like which company to invest in, do benefit from more careful analysis. We would argue
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